ClareR (6256 KP) rated The Hazel Wood in Books
Mar 3, 2018
I’m a sucker for grown up fairy tales (because I’m pretty sure all original fairy tales were at med at grown ups, and not children at all!) and this did it for me.
Cori June (3033 KP) rated Dealing with Dragons (Enchanted Forest Chronicles, #1) in Books
Dec 3, 2018
Magic and Other Misdemeanors
Michael Buckley and Peter Ferguson
8.7
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Fans of fractured fairy tales will be delighted to discover the fantasy, mystery, adventure, and...
Once Upon a Crime
Michael Buckley and Peter Ferguson
7.0
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Fans of fractured fairy tales will be delighted to discover the fantasy, mystery, adventure, and...
The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov
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A man at his desk is interrupted by the appearance of a woodland elf in his room; the piano maestro...
Herefordshire Folk Tales
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THIS selection of thirty fairy tales and legends from the deepest corners of Herefordshire reflect...
Alice Takes Back Wonderland
8.7
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After ten years of being told she can't tell the difference between real life and a fairy tale,...
Lindsay (1818 KP) rated Grimm Woods in Books
Sep 7, 2017
In Grimm Woods, you will find out, what happens in some fairy tales. There are twist and turns and surprises throughout the book. I think it is a good book. What I like about it is it keeps you guessing who and why things are happening. There are crimes that happen throughout the book. Some counselors body shows up.
There is a dark ending to the children stories that you once thought you knew. I was surprised by this when two counselors put on a play for summer camp children. D. Melhoff does a good job on this book. I would though think that parents would take cautiously and only allow their children to read this book if they are 15 plus and older. I will let parents decide for themselves.
Lindsay (1818 KP) rated Grimm Woods in Books
Aug 30, 2018
In Grimm Woods, you will find out, what happens in some fairy tales. There are twist and turns and surprises throughout the book. I think it is a good book. What I like about it is it keeps you guessing who and why things are happening. There are crimes that happen throughout the book. Some counselors body shows up.
There is a dark ending to the children stories that you once thought you knew. I was surprised by this when two counselors put on a play for summer camp children. D. Melhoff does a good job on this book. I would though think that parents would take cautiously and only allow their children to read this book if they are 15 plus and older. I will let parents decide for themselves.
